New to D.C. and need advise on removing glue

[jkuan]

Hi Everyone, I`ve been lurking for a while and decided to join in on the Fun. You have a great site going with lots of useful info.

The Problem I have is the someone decided to use the trunk of my wife 02 Honda Accord to do a manicure I guess; and they spilled either Krazy Glue or that nail glue they use on the trunk of her car. It`s not much; But it`s visable and annoying to see. Can you recommend anything to remove it?

Attached is a pic of my 03 Pilot justed wax. Let me know what you think.

Thanks in advance,
John

[jkuan]

Sorry for the size of the Pic. I didn`t think it would come out so big.

[Beemerboy]

Welcome to DC

The red looks great!!

Is the glue sort of stuick to the top of the car and real hard. I just wonder of you coudl use a plstic card to encourage it do come off.
I`ve used lacquer thinner to remove it as well, but do this in small amounts at the wash stage on a cool car.
Apply a small amount to see if it loosens up then wash after and protect right away

[57chevy]

Nice job on the Pilot. Sorry no help on the glue issue.

[NEW AGAIN]

Mineral Spirits should work or Try Green Alcohol use a cotton swab

[Nickc0844]

Hey there, and Welcome to DC :welcome

As for your situation, I`ve had success with 3M`s Wax and Adhesive (i.e. Superglue) Remover. Locally, I believe it`s about $4-5 at Walmart.

Good luck!

[JimS]

I use whatever I have close...PPG Wax and Grease remover..or some other brand, laquer thinner, PVC pipe cleaner, maybe WD40 works...does on some stuff.

[groebuck]

If it is a thick glob or splatter - and you have a hard time getting it off - try three or four paper towels folded over and then an iron - it should heat it up to melt and the paper towels should absorbe the crap and protect the finish